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MIM is currently the most scientific near net shape forming technology for metal parts formation. It can flexibly adjust to various performance indexes and has been successfully applied to popular areas such as auto parts, 3C digital, medical equipment and tool locks. Hence, traditional molding technologies such as CNC fine processing, to some extent, are being replaced. Although the future of MIM holds many promises, there is much room for development. In terms of industry competition, to be well ahead of peers and competitors, enterprises must equip themselves with stable technical talents, superior resources and a group of talented personnel with emphasis on constant technological innovation as well as management system optimization.To boost the technological advancement and steady development of MIM technology, strengthen the combination of production, learning, research and application, and create a positive atmosphere for innovation, orderly and inclusive development in the indus...
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MIM is currently the most scientific near net shape forming technology for metal parts formation. It can flexibly adjust to various performance indexes and has been successfully applied to popular areas such as auto parts, 3C digital, medical equipment and tool locks. Hence, traditional molding technologies such as CNC fine processing, to some extent, are being replaced.
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The East China Powder Metallurgy Technology Exchange Meeting, rotationally presented by the powder metallurgy societies in East China, has been successfully held for 17 years since 1982. It’s considered as one of the important platforms for China's powder metallurgy industry exchanges, and has actively promoted the flourishing development of the industry and related industries in East China and even China.
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Ceramic 3D printing can be used in preparation of multifunctional ceramics with complex structure and high precision, and will be widely used in architecture, engineering, medicine, aerospace and more. In recent years, metal and plastic 3D printing companies is shifting to the ceramic materials field that has increasing demand for strong, tough and high temperature resistant parts, which promotes the rapid development of ceramic 3D printing industry. According to the latest Grand View Research report, the global ceramic 3D printing market is expected to approach $160 million by 2025 with an average annual growth rate of 34%. This will be a new growth point for the 3D printing market segment.
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Scientists in the University of Maryland (UMD)'s Department of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) have reinvented a 26,000-year-old manufacturing process into an innovative approach to fabricating ceramic materials that has promising applications for solid-state batteries, fuel cells, 3D printing technologies, and beyond.
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Researchers at the Eindhoven University of Technology are extremely optimistic about their latest developments in the field of photonics. In a press release last week the TU/e team claimed to have discovered the 'Holy Grail' in the microelectronics industry - creating light emissive silicon. This important development means that light transmission will be able to replace electron flow in silicon chips, with the benefits of removing of electrical resistance and waste heat generated from within processors.
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The coronavirus pandemic has torn apart businesses and supply chains across the globe. But stock analysts say one sector is showing some signs of immunity: Chinese semiconductor manufacturers.
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The global electroceramics market was valued at $8,590.9 million in 2017 and is projected to reach $12,084.4 million by 2023, demonstrating a CAGR of 5.9% during the forecast period. This is due to high consumption of these ceramics in manufacturing of electronic and automotive components and devices, electrical systems, medical sensors and implants.
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